My all time Yankee great Pics

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A few pictures of some Great Yankees. I'll start with the Babe

1918. Informal full-length portrait of baseball player Babe Ruth, of the American League's Boston Red Sox, following through after swinging a baseball bat, standing on the field at Comiskey Park

Babe Ruth, of the American League's Boston Red Sox, following through after throwing a baseball, standing in front of grandstands on the field at Comiskey Park, which was located at 324 West 35th Street , Chicago, Illinois
( He was also a great pitcher who holds a few records to this day)

A photo with Gary Cooper who filmed the movie "The Pride of the Yankees."

 

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Babe Ruth and Child
This shot, clearly after Ruth had become ill, is one of my all-time favorite baseball photos.

That's what made him great, he was the best with kids. No matter how big he was.

 

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The Pride of the Yankees.

 

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The Mick with the Splendid Splinter

Number 7

Ol' Professer

 

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Yogi Berra

 

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[wannabuild]

You appear to be a man of great intelligence (and hey, if I'm wrong at least you are a Yankees fan) except there appears to be one missing.... where are the pics of Don Mattingly?

 

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You appear to be a person of great intelligence (and hey, if I'm wrong at least you are a Yankees fan) except there appears to be one missing.... where are the pics of Don Mattingly?

Donnie the Hit man.

One of my favorites....I definitely get him up there.
There's so many great players.

 

[wannabuild]

I won't argue that fact. I grew up in Indiana so didn't make it to Yankee Stadium too many times, but I still remember the first time I walked out and saw the field.... man it was awesome

 

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I won't argue that fact. I grew up in Indiana so didn't make it to Yankee Stadium too many times, but I still remember the first time I walked out and saw the field.... man it was awesome

It is beautiful, I also have some pics of the original Stadium, I'll post them tomorrow.

 

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Donnie the Hit man.

One of my favorites....I definitely get him up there.
There's so many great players.

I'm not a real big Yankee fan at all but I do remember Mattingly, and he was a good ball player. I don't know if he was an ass or not, but I thought Paul O Neil was one of the most solid players that the Yanks had.

 

[Dale Mabry]

That bat looks corked?

 

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That bat looks corked?

You wish.....hater.

 

[Dale Mabry]

He doesn't really look that fat there, either. I guess this must have been early in his career.

 

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I'm not a real big Yankee fan at all but I do remember Mattingly, and he was a good ball player. I don't know if he was an ass or not, but I thought Paul O Neil was one of the most solid players that the Yanks had.

Most of the Yankee players from that time were good guys.
Paul was hard nosed player, he looked quiet to me but he sure had a temper. I have to add that he had a lot of heart.

 

[Dale Mabry]

I have to add that he had a lot of heart.

Who doesn't?

 

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He doesn't really look that fat there, either. I guess this must have been early in his career.

He wasn't always fat, I would like to know how he managed to play the outfield later in his career when he became over wieght.
I even heard he played a decent outfield....who knows, with all those writers kissing his butt back then...

 

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Who doesn't?

I have that CD at home.

 

[Dale Mabry]

It prolly came in that monstrosity of a box when you bought it, too.

 

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That's long gone.

 

[I Are Baboon]

Those guys are all gay.

 

[lnvanry]

that's my favorite....Its amazing how NY culture can change people.

 

[Dale Mabry]

The greatest Yankee of all time...

 

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Thanks for enjoying tour of the Great Yankee Dynasty, all haters welcomed.

George Constanza has good taste.


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